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Latin siccus
← Proto-Indo-European *seyk- (derived)

→ English desiccate (mention)
→ English sack (derived)
→ English exsiccate (mention)
→ English siccity (mention)
→ English cecina (derived)
→ English hortus siccus (mention)
→ English rhinitis sicca (derived)
→ English siccimeter (derived)
→ Asturian secu (inherited)
→ Breton sec'h (derived)
→ Catalan sec (inherited)
→ Catalan assecar (derived)
→ Welsh sych (derived)
→ Esperanto seka (mention)
→ Spanish seco (inherited)
→ Spanish cecina (derived)
→ French sec (inherited)
→ Old French sec (inherited)
→ Galician seco (derived)
→ Galician seca (inherited)
→ Galician chacina (derived)
→ Ancient Greek ἰσχνός (cognate)
→ Hindi सूखा (cognate)
→ Ido sika (derived)
→ Italian secco (inherited)
→ Italian secchezza (derived)
→ Italian seccagno (mention)
→ Cornish sygh (derived)
→ Latin siccesco (suffix)
→ Latin sicco (mention)
→ Latin siccitas (mention)
→ Norman sé (inherited)
→ Norman saec (inherited)
→ Norman s'tcher (mention)
→ Norman s'tchi (mention)
→ Occitan assecar (derived)
→ Portuguese seco (inherited)
→ Portuguese chacina (inherited)
→ Romansch sec (inherited)
→ Romansch sech (inherited)
→ Romansch schetg (inherited)
→ Romansch sétg (inherited)
→ Romansch setg (inherited)
→ Romansch sitg (inherited)
→ Romanian sec (inherited)
→ Aromanian sec (inherited)
→ Walloon setch (inherited)